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Deferiprone Evaluation in Paediatrics, or DEEP, grew out of the PDCO's (The Paediatric Committee of the European Medicines Agency) inclusion of deferiprone on the 2009 Priority Drug List. The goal is to investigate and provide data on the pharmacokinetics, efficacy and safety in children from 2 to ten years. ApoPharma has developed a new formulation specifically designed for young children. DEEP is a four-year project, and in addition to ApoPharma, the DEEP Consortium is composed of recruiting Centres from both Europe and non-European countries, along with scientific partners from the EU. DEEP is funded by the European Framework 7 Programme Recruitment for DEEP began in 2012.
For more information of DEEP follow the link to the DEEP website: http://deep.cvbf.net
Treat Iron-Related Childhood-Onset Neurodegeneration, or TIRCON, is focused on developing a structured network to improve diagnosis and treatment of rare, inherited movement disorders. Falling under the umbrella known as Neurodegeneration with Brain Iron Accumulation (NBIA), these disorders – PKAN being the most common - usually begin in childhood, are relentlessly progressive and cause severe disability, eventually leading to premature death. TIRCON brings together, for the first time, innovative companies, an international group of scientists and clinicians, and patient representatives, all in a collaborative research environment. , TIRCON has several objectives, including the establishment of a patient registry and the conduct of a randomized, placebo-controlled study of deferiprone in patients with PKAN in both Europe and the USA. TIRCON is funded by the European Framework 7 Programme.
For more information of TIRCON follow the link to the TIRCON website: http://tircon.eu
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Ferriprox®* (deferiprone) to treat patients with iron overload due to blood transfusions in patients with thalassemia, a genetic blood disorder that causes anemia, who had an inadequate response to prior chelation therapy.
Patients with thalassemia have excess iron in the body from the frequent blood transfusions (transfusional iron overload), a condition that is serious and can be fatal. These patients also have a risk of developing liver disease, diabetes, arthritis, heart failure or an abnormal heart rhythm.
The standard of care to treat transfusional iron overload is chelation therapy – chemical agents that are used to remove heavy metals from the body. Ferriprox is intended for use when chelation therapy is inadequate.
"Ferriprox represents the first new FDA-approved treatment for this disorder since 2005," said Richard Pazdur, M.D., director of the Office of Hematology and Oncology Products in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research...Read More
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Starting the reading of 530 for our self-organized group show "Rauði Klefinn" in the red fish freezer at Skagaströnd harbor, 23 August 2013. Photo by Liz Dunn. Darr Tah Lei's view (she filmed the entire thing, which I'll post if/when I edit it). More here.
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The U.S. Army provides a concise guide to the traditional organization of an infantry division. An infantry division consists of three infantry brigades, plus a variety of supporting units including artillery, engineers, headquarters and other specialist troops.Continue Reading
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Pope Francis will embark on an historic trip to Mexico February 12-18 with a stopover in Cuba this Friday, February 12 to meet with Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and EWTN Global Catholic Network will have complete coverage.
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From the spectacular waterfalls, lagoons, and jungles of Mexico's Chiapas region, where the pope will visit with its indigenous peoples, to the miraculous image of Our Lady of Guadalupe in the Basilica of Guadalupe, where the Pope has asked for private time to pray, EWTN will be there over the following week with expert analysis and commentary.
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Pathan, Ishant, VRV replace Zaheer, Munaf and RP Singh for Bangalore TestDecember 5th, 2007 - 10:54 pm ICT by admin
Bangalore, Dec 5 (ANI): With the injury ruling out three bowlers –Zaheer Khan, Munaf Patel and RP Singh from the Indian squad for the Third Test against Pakistan, the selectors on Wednesday chose to induct Irfan Pathan, Ishant Sharma and VRV Singh into the team.
India is leading the ongoing series 1-0 and the final Test match of the series is scheduled to start on December 8 in Bangalore.
Dilip Vengsarkar, the chairman of selectors, also attended today's meeting.
"Because of injuries to many fast bowlers, the selectors would like to defer the announcement of the final 16 for the Australia tour," Niranjan Shah, the secretary of the BCCI, told reporters.
He said that the squad for the Australian tour would be decided on December 12 and announced the 24 probables for the forthcoming tour.
The Indian squad for the third Test against Pakistan is as follows: Wasim Jaffer, Dinesh Karthik, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, VVS Laxman, Yuvraj Singh, Mahendra Singh Dhoni (Wicket Keeper), Anil Kumble (Skipper), Harbhajan Singh, VRV Singh, Murali Kartik, Irfan Pathan, Ishant Sharma.
The probables for the Australia tour are: Anil Kumble, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Wasim Jaffer, Dinesh Karthik, Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, VVS Laxman, Yuvraj Singh, Sourav Ganguly, RP Singh, Munaf Patel, Zaheer Khan, VRV Singh, Pankaj Singh, Ishant Sharma, Murali Kartik, Harbhajan Singh, Piyush Chawla, Aakash Chopra, Gautam Gambhir, Ranadeb Bose, Irfan Pathan, Ajit Agarkar, Parthiv Patel. (ANI)
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Looks like Paris has gotten herself into lots of trouble! Paris Hilton will soon "face felony charges after being arrested on Friday night for possession of .8 gram of cocaine," says Zimbio.
Sources say Paris' documents explain that she "wilfully, unlawfully, feloniously, knowingly and intentionally posses a controlled substance, to-wit: cocaine."
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This weeks posting is from our own Darcy :-D
Hello everyone! Welcome to this week's sketch challenge!!
I can't wait to show you our new Sketch for this week! I think you will really like it!
On behalf of Sandra, Trina, Pat, Margaret, Lisbeth, and Emily, I want to welcome you all to this week's challenge! We really look forward to seeing your creations.
Thanks to everyone who entered our sketch challenge last week. The entries we had were FABULOUS!!!
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Remember you can create anything, a card, tag, scrap page, as long as the sketch is your inspiration and recognizable.
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Pat has started us off with her card using Polka Doodles image Puppy Love. Fabulous coloring and the abundance of hearts really is heart warming!
Lisbeth will be back soon!
Margaret has used Star Stroll by Polka Doodles as the focal image for her card. The white die cuts against the red background makes for a stunning Christmas card!
Emily is on vacation.
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And I used Polka Doodles Puppy Love for my card. I love that image!
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AlgoNet is a visual algorithmic image processing software. It consists of modules and connections between them. Modules typically perform simple tasks, such as cropping of an image, or multiplying two numbers. Algorithms built from these modules can however perform complex computations, such as video simulations of sky polarization when the sun and the moon lit the sky simultaneously. Its main topic is image processing, but it can do much more. It can also be used as an evaluation software for the Manual Polarimeter. For evaluation the software can be downloaded for free, but it will work with limited functionality until a proper license is added.
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Tunisian boxer, Heidi Slimani (26-2-0) who fights Richard Commey (24-2-0) for the vacant WBC international bantamweight will arrive in Ghana at 17hrs GMT.
The fight forms part of the Freedom Fight Night to celebrate Ghana's 60th anniversary at the Bukom Boxing Arena.
The 30 year old boxer is an orthodox lightweight boxer who resides in Lichtervelde, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.
Slimani's last bout was a unanimous decision victory over Vicente Martin Rodriguez (39-4-1) in Novemeber 2016.
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I'm entering my 19th year as a journalist — I started as a cops and courts reporter in a small town in Western North Carolina in 1998. We still did wax paste-up before pages went to the tiny, pre-digital press in the back of the building. The sharp, comforting smell of printer's ink permeated the building.
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As Zlatan Ibrahimovic got on the end of an Angel Di Maria cross and rifled his shot into the top of the net, you could feel the optimism slowly drain from the Chelsea fans as it was all but inevitable the Blues would exit the Champions League at the same stage to the same opponents for the second year running. After Adrien Rabiot opened the scoring, Diego Costa levelled and provided the fans with false hope. It now leaves the FA Cup on Saturday as Chelsea's only chance of salvaging their season.
First Half
Guus Hiddink displayed the intent that Chelsea fans were craving when he announced his starting XI, with the more attacking Kenedy preferred to Baba at left back, and Matic sacrificed for Fabregas, allowing Pedro to come in for Oscar.
PSG had one change from the lineup that won 2-1 in Paris, with Adrien Rabiot coming in for Marco Verrati. With Chelsea knowing a 1-0 win would take them through, they started on the front foot, with Diego Costa twisting and turning in the box, before a left footed strike was kept out by Kevin Trapp.
However, PSG have undeniable quality, and this was evident when Di Maria latched onto a through ball and beat Courtois, only to be denied by Branislav Ivanovic on the line. The referee, Felix Brych had a questionable opening 15 minutes, with it being obvious to everyone but him that several players, most notably Blaise Matuidi, should've went in the book. Shortly after PSG hit Chelsea with a killer blow.
Ibrahimovic beat the offside trap, before putting a ball into the corridor of uncertainty between the Goalkeeper and Defence, as Rabiot slid in front of Azpilcueta and gave the Parisiens the lead. However, the Blues showed resilience, levelling the scores on the night after some good work from Pedro and Willian, Diego Costa turned Thiago Silva in the box, before putting the ball past Kevin Trapp, 1-1. Chelsea continued to press, with Fabregas and Costa coming close with efforts, but the teams went in level at Half Time.
Second Half
Chelsea needed two goals to progress and one to take it to extra time. After the way the Blues finished the First Half there was renewed optimism amongst the Blues fans that a comeback was on the cards. This was shown when Willian got behind the Paris defence, but shots from Diego Costa and Cesar Azplicueta were both blocked.
PSG were still threatening however, drawing fouls before Ibrahimovic got behind the Chelsea defence but was denied by Courtois. There was a huge blow for the Blues when Costa pulled up with a calf injury, being replaced by Traore.
And then a massive 2 minutes in the game were about to take place. After working some room, Willian stung the palms of Trapp, and as the rebound fell to the anonymous Hazard, it was no surprise to see his effort not hit the back of the net, with the shot going straight at Trapp. And the Blues were made to pay for these misses.
Angel Di Maria got lucky with a pass that wasn't intended for his team mate, but a stunning ball from Rabiot found Di Maria again, who put a similar ball as to that of Ibrahimovic's in the first half, into the corridior of uncertainty, and was met by the Swede, smashing the ball into the roof of the net. Game Over. With the sting taken out of the game by the Ibrahimovic goal, the last 20 minutes of the game were almost played in auto-pilot by both teams. Over the two legs, it would be fair to say that, although the effort was valiant from the Blues, they were beaten by the better side for the second year running.
Hiddink's View
'I am disappointed, when you analyse the game we started too respectfully in the first 10 or 15 minutes, but they are a team who know the short possession game very well and you must be careful not to be outplayed in the first part of the match." He added, 'We were too respectful but later on, at 1-0 down, we lost that wrong respect and we tried to defend more forcefully, we won duels and we got a deserved equaliser.
Total Shots: 15-10
On Target: 7-5
Off Target: 3-1
Blocked: 5-4
Possession: 37% – 63%
Team Lineups
Chelsea: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Ivanovic, Kenedy, Mikel, Fabregas, Willian, Hazard (Oscar, 77), Pedro, Costa (Traore, 60)
Unused Subs: Begovic, Baba, Loftus-Cheek, Matic, Remy
PSG: Trapp, Marquinhos, Silva, Luiz, Maxwell, Rabiot, Motta, Matuidi (Van Der Wiel, 87), Di Maria (Cavani, 82), Ibrahimovic, Lucas (Pastore, 77)
Unused Subs: Sirigu, Kurzawa, Stambouli, Augustiin


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Pollan notes in this chapter that, "vegetarians are healthier than carnivores". I think this statement is ridiculous. I don't know anyone who is a carnivore. Even my meat loving German Shepherds are not carnivores. As a matter of fact, almost all vertebrates are omnivores. Pollan's statement is silly. Because we are omnivores the statement cannot hold true in any way. Of course humans who are true carnivores would be less healthy than a vegetarian, because even a vegetarian would come closer to the diversified diet that our bodies have evolved to be suited for. The counterpart cannot hold true, certainly, for our carnivorous vertebrate cousins the lion, the tiger and the bear. Surely these carnivores are not less healthy than their bohemian radical pinko friends who abstain from the hunt?
At any rate, Pollan strongly advocates for an omnivorous diet in which meat is simply an accessory to the meal, and to a lifetime of meals. He calls this type of vorism flexitarianism. OK. This we can do despite the silliness of his semantics. For dinner tonight (after eating the leftover ramen, no egg, for lunch) I am going to steam the broccoli in the fridge, toss it with garlic in hot olive oil and sprinkle with parmesan cheese. I can go an entire week without meat as a main course. Not a problem. I will let you know later in the week how I fare. If you are listening. A fallow blog gathers lots of moss but very little readership.


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Police say one person died in a car crash in Bellingham, Massachusetts, Monday afternoon.
The crash occurred just before 4:30 p.m. at the intersection of Mechanic Street and Blackstone Street. Initial investigation reveals a vehilce traveling northbound on Mechanic Street veered into the southbound lane and struck a vehicle head-on.
The passenger of the northbound vehicle, Peter Giuliani Sr., believed to be in his 50s, was pronounced dead on scene. His wife was the driver.
A female victim was seriously injured and transported by medical helicopter to UMass Medical Center in Worcester.
Police are investigating.
Source: NECN


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Global Village
Mayan Chortí Project In Honduras
Habitat for Humanity of Gaston County has been involved in the Honduras project since 2006 that was inspired by Don Warren. The housing conditions in Honduras are aesthetically deplorable. In addition the "assassin bug" lives in the traditional mud walls, dirt floors and thatched roofs and causes an illness known as Mal de Chagas. Inside most of the homes there is no ventilation for cooking which causes smoke and soot which is inhaled by the inhabitants and leads to serious respiratory illnesses. Most of the Chorti Indian families earn less than $300 per year.
- Our local tithe (10% of our unrestricted funds) go to build and renovate the homes in the villages). With each home that is built in Gaston County two homes are built in Honduras
- Project to date homes completed numbers almost 600
- All homes are gifted to the families in the Chortí villages and a number of new Habitat homes are constructed under the normal Habitat Program
This is a before photo of one of the homes that was renovated.
This is what the home looks like after the renovations.


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Items related to Fangio - Grand Prix of Cuba
Fangio - Grand Prix of Cuba
Grand Prix of Cuba autographed poster (1 of 100 posters of Cuba GP autographed by Juan Manule Fangio) with certificate and documents showing JMF signing the item.
A very rare item: the superb design and historic value make this item a must. As you probably know Fangio was kidnapped before the 1958 Cuba Gran Prix: read this.
50 x 70 cm poster (aprox. 20 x 27 inches).
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By Shannon Manley, originally posted on the LaunchSquad Tumblr
As most of us are adjusting to life after Labor Day weekend, realizing short days and cold winter nights are fast approaching, I am flying home from Miami after a much needed reunion. With who you ask? My Copenhagen friends of course — some of my closest and most cherished confidants.
When I returned from my four month long semester abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark, my family and friends asked me to sum up my experience because no one had time for hours of stories. To assign a few words to a life changing event is a daunting task. Nevertheless, I somehow fell on the Danish mantra "hygge." In essence, this word means a good time. Outside the dictionary definition, though, "hygge" translates to creating a warm, unforgettable atmosphere surrounded by loving people who desire to enjoy the good things in life no matter how big or small. "Hygge" is a 4-hour-long dinner to a bike ride around the city to even late-night dancing with no cares or worries. "Hygge" is everything.
If I could, I would repeat my semester abroad over and over, again, in a heartbeat. I have never been filled with so much wanderlust, love, and peace. As unrealistic as it sounds, I did not experience one bad day in the country that is celebrated as the happiest place in the world. I mean I was not always jumping up and down and smiling from ear to ear — in fact, I had a few times where I felt lost and confused. What I mean about happiness is having the time to experience the essence of being human. And, that I had plenty of in Copenhagen.
My daily routine consisted of getting up at 9am, walking down stairs to my favorite cafe where I always got a slice of fresh French bread with swiss cheese, and then, I biked to class. From there, I would take an hour break in between school at the Glass Market and sit alone and just look, processing life's simple pleasures. I once had a conversation with a Danish dad where I learned how I have an adventurous spirit and the power and fear of loving someone so much more than yourself that you no longer know yourself without him or her by your side.
I felt open and unrestrained in Copenhagen. Danes are all about honesty. In fact, on the train, you are on the honor code to buy a ticket. And, shockingly, most do! I addressed my teachers by their first name and when I did not feel like smiling to a passerby on my bike ride home, I did not have to. Danes feel that life is too short to have to react properly to situations because society expects you to do so. You are pushed to do what you want — no questions asked.
This is the reason why I managed to see my travels as more than just a trip. I was able to process what I was seeing, hearing, and smelling because I had the time to think, a luxury now in my life. I visited Tivoli — the amusement park that inspired Disneyland — and rode a roller coaster, which was something that I thought I would never do again after riding the Tower of Terror. I sat and listened to live music on a daily basis in Christinia, a very interesting place. In this village, you are not allowed to take pictures or really be on your phone. Christiania is a self-proclaimed autonomous neighbourhood governed by its own laws. So, you definitely feel as if you are transported back to the 60s and 70s when life was just about being. This is one town people need to visit because there is nothing like it — I promise.
In addition, I was forced to reevaluate my style philosophy. I grew up in a very creative family. I explored 60s multi-color dresses to big furry coats all by the time I graduated to college. I liked to challenge the status quo. And, in Copenhagen, I learned how to disrupt but with a slight edge and functionality. Danish men and women are chic and cool in so many ways. They have mastered the art of the "rolling out of bed" look. Most spend minimal time on their outfit, but since they have invested in such staples, their look always radiates elegance and authenticity. I am now an avid believer in investment pieces. I wear a lot of neutrals with always one statement whether a necklace or a great pair of shoes. And, I also reinforce that fashion should be an extension of me. I should be able to live in my clothes, which is what Danes have perfected. Their style ensures that they are able to zip around on their bikes and easily walk into a bar after a long day at work.
I attended Oktoberfest on its opening weekend in a dirndl and celebrated the first barrel being uncorked. I watched the sun rise from a local cafe in Barcelona. I danced the night away in Berlin. I walked up hundreds of stairs to see one of the most beautiful castles in Prague. I pretended that I was an Italian model in Milan. I tried to solve the mystery behind Stonehenge.
And, I enjoyed a glass of champagne as I watched the closing lights of the Eiffel Tower.
However, most importantly, I laughed, learned, and loved — a reality further affirmed this weekend in Miami. I not only created lifelong memories but also lifelong friends. So, "mange tak" Copenhagen. You will always be my home away from home.


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A new concept is targeting businesses and entrepreneurs with the first prepaid Mastercard and multi-currency account offering 14 currencies on a single card at 'spread free' exchange rates.
This means customers receive the live market rate, the price Centtrip (the firm behind the card) pays for the currency. They can use Sterling, Euros or USD to load their account by debit cards or by making a bank transfer then convert across all 14 currencies spread-free.
Analysis of industry data by Centtrip reveals UK businesses take over 6.8 million trips abroad spending as much as £4.7 billion whilst on these, and the travel money business estimates they pay around £94 million in foreign exchange spreads.
This is because its new research reveals the average foreign exchange spread on credit cards, debit cards and prepaid currency cards is over 2%.
Businesses using Centtrip's new card can manage their accounts via a smartphone app or online through a multi-currency travel account. With no limit to the account balance, the Centtrip Corporate card also allows individual daily card balances of up £50,000, significantly higher when compared to £5,000 or £6,000 for most prepaid currency cards.
Customers pay one fixed annual fee of £10 and 0.5% of the value of funds loaded to their account. Thereafter they can buy foreign currency from Centtrip at authentic 0% rates from the live market, as much as they need and as often as they want.
New research from financial services research company MoneyComms, which was commissioned by Centtrip, reveals that for the Euro, the average foreign exchange spread on credit cards and debit cards is 2.4% and 2.42% respectively. For prepaid currency cards, the corresponding figure is 2.59%.
Looking at six different scenarios for spending between £1,500 and £150,000 in Euros and using ATMs abroad, MoneyComms found for the lowest value example the savings from using Centtrip when compared against the average cost of using UK debit, credit or FX cards was £22.11, £29.97 and £19.6 respectively. The corresponding savings on its £50,000 Euro scenario were £1,011.9, £1,085.6 and £975.95, and for the £150,000 case study, they were £4,007.88, £4,461.44 and £4,154.15.
The research also applied the same scenarios to US Dollar transactions and similar savings from using Centtrip were identified.
Brian Jamieson, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Centtrip said: "We are not here to simply challenge the banks; we are here to challenge businesses, entrepreneurs and consumers to find a better way. To introduce a whole new dimension to the business travel money, banking and payment card experience."
Tony North, Director and Co-Founder at Centtrip said: "We are looking to revolutionise both the corporate and consumer space with refreshingly transparent and fairer pricing alongside effective and intuitive account management. We want to redefine how people and businesses buy their travel money by pioneering a better, customer focused way to avoid the perils of inflated foreign exchange rates – anywhere between 2% and 9% across other card providers, banks and bureau de change.
"We provide our customers the very same rate of exchange at which we buy the currency – spread free."
Andrew Hagger of MoneyComms said: "The new Centtrip card is very competitive. It offers a simple low cost tariff and multiple currencies, and even though it is designed for frequent users, my calculations prove that it is also a good travel companion for those who only venture overseas a couple of times a year."
In addition to spread free exchange rates, no charge for point-of-sale transactions in the UK or abroad and competitive international ATM fees, Centtrip's card also offers the heritage and confidence of the MasterCard brand. This means it's accepted at over 34 million locations and 2.1 million ATMs worldwide.


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News & Events
Have you had your diphtheria vaccines? Here's why it matters
Aug 2018 - Meru Sheel, and Kristine Macartney - News
The diphtheria vaccine is safe and effective. Palookpook/Shutterstock
Meru Sheel, University of Sydney and Kristine Macartney, University of Sydney
An adult from the north coast of New South Wales is the latest Australian to be diagnosed with the deadly infectious disease, diphtheria. The patient, who was diagnosed on Monday, is being treated with antibiotics and health authorities have followed up all contacts.
Few doctors and nurses in Australia have ever seen the disease, yet recent cases and a death remind us how dangerous this disease can be, and the importance of immunising against it.
Diphtheria vaccine (in combination with tetanus and pertussis - also known as whooping cough) is offered free to all children at two, four and six months of age. Three booster doses are recommended at 18 months, four years and around age 12 years in the national school-based immunisation program. Adults are also recommended to catch-up on vaccination if they missed out as a child.
Read more: Forget 'no jab, no pay' schemes, there are better ways to boost vaccination
What is diphtheria?
Diphtheria is caused by toxin-producing strains of the bacterium Corynebacterium diphtheria and Corynebacterium ulcerans, which mostly affects the throat and airway. It causes grey and white patches on the tonsils that can form a membrane and make it difficult to breathe.
This respiratory form of the infection can also cause massive swelling of the neck, known as "bull neck". Heart, kidney and neurological complications can follow.
Diphtheria commonly spreads from person to person through spitting and coughing. A less serious form is skin sores, but the infection can also spread through these painful skin lesions.
Patients are treated with antibiotics to clear the bacteria and stop toxin production and limit the spread of bacteria to others.
The disease-causing bacteria was discovered and identified in 1884 by German bacteriologists.
The disease was incurable until Emil von Behring showed that giving patients serum from animals previously infected with diphtheria, known as antitoxin (antibodies to the toxin produced by the bacteria), could save their lives. He posthumously received the first ever Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1901.
Once diphtheria antitoxin was available, the number of cases of diphtheria dropped, but it was still a massive killer. In the United Kingdom in 1945, around 9,000 children died of diphtheria, compared to 8,000 due to bombing.
The discovery of a vaccine against diphtheria in 1923, and the development of the combination vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (DTP) in 1948 is one of the greatest public health stories of all times.
In the early 1970s, prior to widespread immunisation, there were around one million cases of diphtheria worldwide each year.
Forty years later in 2016, 86% of children worldwide had received three doses of the vaccine by the age of one and the number of cases dropped to just over 7,000.
These successes and the decline in cases almost led to diphtheria being a "forgotten disease".
Major recent outbreaks worldwide
Large-scale outbreaks of diphtheria have been reported in Haiti in 2014, Venezuela in 2016, Yemen in 2017, Indonesia in 2017 and among the displaced Rohingya population in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh in 2017.
Meru Sheel, Author provided
These outbreaks are largely preventable and are a result of failing health systems and immunisation programs. Low immunisation coverage for three doses of diphtheria vaccine of 63% in Haiti, 59% in Venezuela, 60% in Yemen and 62% in Myanmar, was a common factor.
The outbreak of diphtheria in Indonesia tells us that low and incomplete immunisation, along with several other factors, also contribute, including increasing antibiotic resistance, vaccine distribution issues and population mobility, as well as people's perception of vaccines.
Read more: Indonesia's diphtheria outbreak: problems in vaccination and antibiotics efficacy
A similar epidemic occurred across former states of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s following dissolution of the USSR, when immunisation levels plummeted.
Diphtheria in Australia
Diphtheria vaccination in Australia began in late 1920s and was included in the first era of mass vaccination campaigns. The disease has been well-controlled in Australia since routine childhood vaccination began in 1950s.
Between 1991 and June 15, 2018, there were 37 notifications for diphtheria, with only one case between 1993 and 2010.
But case counts have risen in recent years, with 31 people affected since 2011. While some had the milder form of skin sores, deaths from respiratory diphtheria were reported in 2011 and in 2018, both in young adults who were not immunised.
What's the solution?
Overall, Australia has achieved high diphtheria vaccine coverage, with more than 94% of children vaccinated. This helps provide herd immunity against the disease.
Read more: Explainer: what is herd immunity?
The risk of diphtheria comes from these recent multi-country outbreaks and pockets of low vaccine coverage in Australia. Local cases in regions with historically low vaccination rates in children (less than 90%) stress the importance of catching up adults who may have missed vaccines in childhood.
The diphtheria vaccine is safe, effective and funded under the National Immunisation Program.
These recent cases are a reminder of why we need to continue to vaccinate against disease now considered rare in Australia. They also underpin the importance of Australia's contribution to strengthening of health systems and immunisation in the region.
Meru Sheel, Epidemiologist | Senior Lecturer, University of Sydney and Kristine Macartney, Professor, Discipline of Paediatrics and Child Health, University of Sydney
This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article.More information »
Enhanced flu vaccines for people aged 65 years and over - MEDIA Release
Jul 2018 - News
In response to the severe 2017 influenza season, the Australian Government has funded two new enhanced influenza vaccines for people aged 65 years and over. The vaccines could boost the effectiveness of protection by about 25% compared to standard influenza vaccines, according to the authors of a Perspective published online by the Medical Journal of Australia.
Influenza is the leading vaccine-preventable cause of morbidity and mortality each year in Australia. Older people are particularly at risk of severe outcomes, such as hospitalisation, pneumonia, acute myocardial infarction and death. In 2017, 22% of all 249 932 notified influenza cases occurred in people aged 65 years and over.
The National Immunisation Program funds annual influenza vaccines for older Australians, with quadrivalent influenza vaccines (QIVs) replacing trivalent inactivated influenza vaccines (TIVs) in 2016.
However, according to the Perspective authors, led by Dr Sarah Sheridan, a public health physician at the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance, and a Research Fellow at the University of New South Wales, "the effectiveness of both the standard dose TIVs and QIVs in older people has been relatively poor, particularly against influenza A/H3N2, which consistently causes a higher proportion of disease among [people] 65 years and over as compared with other age groups".
"Immunosenescence — broadly defined as decreased immune responses in older people — likely contributes to lower vaccine effectiveness, meaning that those most affected by influenza are also least likely to gain protection from vaccination," Sheridan and colleagues wrote.
The two new enhanced TIVs are only registered and funded for people aged 65 years and over. They improve protection against influenza by eliciting "greater antibody responses" compared with standard TIVs. One vaccine does this by including a higher dose for each strain, whereas the other vaccine contains an adjuvant that helps boost the immune response.
"One clinical trial, in which about 16 000 participants received high dose TIV, found the relative vaccine efficacy of high dose TIV across two influenza seasons, compared with standard TIV, to be 24% against laboratory-confirmed influenza overall, including 23% better against influenza A/H3N2," Sheridan and colleagues wrote.
"Protection against influenza-related pneumonia was enhanced by 40%."
Although there have been no significant safety issues with the two enhanced TIVs, mild side-effects are more common for both compared with standard TIV, the authors wrote.
"Pain is the most common local reaction, occurring in 36% of high dose compared with 24% of standard TIV recipients, and 32% of adjuvanted compared with 17% of standard TIV recipients. Systemic reactions occurred in about a third of high dose and adjuvanted TIV recipients. Severe local or systemic reactions were rare (under 1%)."
They concluded that the new TIVs are likely to provide "modest additional protection against influenza which may vary from season to season". On average, standard vaccines reduce the risk of influenza by around 40–50%.
"Theoretically, applying the relative increase in protection provided by the new TIVs, would see these enhanced TIVs have an effectiveness of around 55-63%."
Read more in Under the microscope: enhanced flu vax for elders - MJA InSight 27, 16 July 2018The Medical Journal of Australia is a publication of the Australian Medical Association.
Closing the vaccination coverage gap in New South Wales: the Aboriginal Immunisation Healthcare Worker Program
Jun 2018 - News
A targeted program to meet the needs of Indigenous Australians has made a significant improvement to the vaccination coverage rates and timeliness in New South Wales and "closed the gap" since its introduction in 2012, according to the authors of research published online by the Medical Journal of Australia.
The Aboriginal Immunisation Healthcare Worker (AIHCW) program, funded by NSW Health to the tune of $1.3 million per year, placed up to 13 fulltime-equivalent AIHCW positions in public health units across NSW.
Using data from the Australian Immunisation Register (2008-2016), the researchers, led by Dr Alexandra Hendry from the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance, found that "the proportion of Indigenous and non-Indigenous children classified as fully vaccinated at 9, 15, and 51 months [of age] increased significantly in both NSW and the rest of Australia after the introduction of the AIHCW Program".
"The mean annual difference in full vaccination coverage between Indigenous and non-Indigenous children in NSW aged 9 months declined from 6.6 during 2008–2011 to 3.7 percentage points during 2012–2016; for those aged 15 months it declined from 4.6 to 2.2 percentage points; and for those aged 51 months it declined from 8.5 to 0.6 percentage points.
"In 2016, there was no statistically significant difference in coverage at any of the three milestones in NSW: at 9 months the difference was 1.6 percentage points; at 15 months, 0.4 percentage points; and at 51 months, –1.8 percentage points.
"For Indigenous children aged 9 months, coverage rose from 78.9% in 2008 to 89.5% in 2016, and for non-Indigenous children from 85.6% to 91.1%. For Indigenous children aged 15 months, coverage rose from 78.8% in 2008 to 88.4% and for non-Indigenous children from 82.5% to 88.7%," Hendry and colleagues wrote.
AIHCWs do not require formal qualifications, their role being to work with their communities and with individuals to promote the better use of existing vaccination services, rather than to directly provide vaccination services.
"Key activities of AIHCWs, most of whom are Indigenous Australians, include contacting parents of Indigenous children before scheduled vaccinations (pre-call notices), following up Indigenous children recorded on the Australian Immunisation Register as not being up to date with vaccinations, improving Indigenous identification, equipping providers with tools for monitoring timely vaccination of Indigenous children, and promoting vaccination in their local Indigenous communities," Hendry and colleagues wrote.
"[Our results suggest] that the commitment of significant resources to a dedicated program specifically targeted to the needs of Indigenous Australians, staffed by Indigenous workers who know their communities and are able to engage with them in a culturally appropriate way, may help overcome barriers to timely vaccination and have a marked impact on closing the vaccination coverage gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian children."
Closing the vaccination coverage gap in New South Wales: the Aboriginal Immunisation Healthcare Worker Program
Alexandra J Hendry, Frank H Beard, Aditi Dey, Dennis Meijer, Sue Campbell-Lloyd, Katrina K Clark, Brynley P Hull and Vicky Sheppeard
Med J Aust 2018; 209 (1): 24-28. || doi: 10.5694/mja18.00063
PHN immunisation online community launches with calls for further collaboration
May 2018 - News
NPS MedicineWise and the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS) have launched an online PHN immunisation community designed to serve as a central hub where PHN staff can have the latest evidence-based information, tools and immunisation resources at their fingertips.
The online community encourages PHN immunisation staff to share ideas, best practice and collaborate with peers across Australia.
With news, updates and the latest immunisation guidelines, the online resource offers a national, coordinated approach to help PHNs to deliver immunisation programs that are consistent with the goals of the National Immunisation Program (NIP). PHN staff, Commonwealth and jurisdictional health and human services department staff and other key stakeholders will have access to the online resources.
NPS MedicineWise and NCIRS have collaborated to develop the online community using the NIP framework and incorporating insights gathered through interviews and co-design workshops with key immunisation stakeholders in health communities across Australia.
Dr Lynn Weekes, CEO of NPS MedicineWise says, "This is excellent use of technology – creating an online environment, a central hub for PHN staff who have to keep abreast of the latest changes to immunisation protocols and guidelines. While it offers practical information that will help to ensure PHN immunisation staff can support local providers in the best possible way, it is an online community where they can network, share ideas and actively collaborate with their peers."
An advisory group has been established to provide strategic guidance from a stakeholder perspective on the priorities and performance of the program. The group is co-chaired by Professor Kristine Macartney, Director of NCIRS, and Learne Durrington, CEO of WA Primary Health Alliance.
Professor Macartney says, "The PHN online community gathers key messages that PHNs are tasked to communicate to immunisation providers in their areas. Additionally, we will support PHN staff by answering their immunisation questions. PHNs can be confident that any information they receive is from reliable sources, and will offer up-to-date, evidence-based immunisation information."
Community engagement will be encouraged by offering face-to-face and online opportunities where PHN staff can share and exchange ideas and information with other PHNs and key stakeholders.
PHN staff are encouraged to register at phnimmunise.org.au to access the latest immunisation information.
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Updated NCIRS Factsheets - Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines for Australians and HPV vaccines – frequently asked questions
May 2018 - News
The following factsheets have been updated and are now available on the NCIRS website:
- Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines for Australians factsheet
- HPV vaccines – frequently asked questions
The factsheet has been updated to include information on Gardasil®9.
These and other NCIRS factsheets are available on the NCIRS factsheets webpage.
January - March 2018 - Newsletter
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Updated Factsheets - Meningococcal vaccines for Australians and Meningococcal vaccines – frequently asked questions
Mar 2018 - News
The following fact sheets have been updated:
- Meningococcal vaccines for Australians factsheet
- Meningococcal vaccines – frequently asked questions
The updates include the latest information on jurisdictional programs and information on a newly registered Meningococcal B vaccine, Trumenba®.
These and other NCIRS factsheets are available on the NCIRS factsheets webpage.More information »
Media Release - 'No Jab No Pay' drives adolescent measles vaccination catch-up
Mar 2018 - News
A new report from the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS) shows that over 43,000 10- to 19-year olds received a catch-up second dose of measles-containing vaccine in 2016, most of these likely actioned as a result of the federal government's 'No Jab No Pay' policy.
This report is the first look at catch-up vaccination in adolescents since the introduction of the federal government's 'No Jab No Pay' policy on 1 January 2016.[1] Data from the newly expanded national immunisation register was used for this analysis.
The report also found the proportion of children fully immunised at 1 and 5 years of age had reached the highest levels ever recorded in mid-2016 (at 93.9% and 93.5% respectively), likely due, in part, to the introduction of the 'No Jab No Pay' policy.
Dr Frank Beard, public health physician, and head of coverage and surveillance at NCIRS, described the level of measles vaccination catch-up in adolescents and improved immunisation rates in younger children as important outcomes.
"While Australia has been certified free of local measles, we need to maintain high immunisation rates as we are constantly at threat from measles coming into the country from overseas and spreading locally," he said.
"Measles catch-up vaccination in adolescents is particularly important, as recent outbreaks have disproportionately affected this age group due to inadequate vaccination," he added.
In the 2012 measles outbreak, the largest in Australia since 1997 (168 cases) arising as a result of a traveller returning from Thailand with measles,[2] the 10- to 19-year-old age group was over-represented, accounting for almost one third of cases.
The NCIRS report complements the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare "Healthy Communities" reports on immunisation rates at local area level, also released on Thursday, by highlighting whether vaccines are given on time, and the uptake of specific vaccines, including those given only to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. The report also shows trends in the numbers of children with a registered medical vaccination exemption.
View the 2016 NCIRS Annual Immunisation Coverage report and summary of key findings
View the AIHW 'Immunisation rates for children 2016–17' and 'HPV immunisation rates 2015–16' reports
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AusVaxSafety adds Gardasil®9 to active surveillance
Mar 2018 - News
From January 2018, people aged around 12 to 14 years are being offered the new HPV vaccine (Gardasil®9) in a 2-dose schedule through school-based programs under the National Immunisation Program (NIP).
AusVaxSafety, Australia's real-time active vaccine safety surveillance system, will monitor Gardasil®9 safety to accompany this change to the NIP. AusVaxSafety is led by NCIRS and predominantly uses the SmartVax survey tool to gather feedback from recently vaccinated Australians. AusVaxSafety data are provided to state and territory health departments, and the Australian Government Department of Health to inform vaccine safety in Australia.
Active surveillance of the new HPV vaccine will provide valuable safety data desired by consumers, parents and the general public. Inclusion of school-based vaccination under AusVaxSafety further demonstrates the flexibility of the system to adapt to new vaccine safety surveillance needs in Australia.
AusVaxSafety currently actively monitors pertussis vaccine in children, zoster vaccine in older adults and all-age influenza vaccines. The results can be viewed on the AusVaxSafety website.
Professor Kristine Macartney appointed NCIRS Director
Mar 2018 - News
Congratulations to Professor Kristine Macartney on her appointment as Director of the National Centre for Research and Surveillance (NCIRS). In addition to this appointment, Kristine is also Senior Staff Specialist at The Children's Hospital at Westmead, Professor in Paediatrics and Child Health at the University of Sydney and Senior Editor of The Australian Immunisation Handbook.
Kristine has held the key leadership position of Deputy Director, NCIRS since 2010 and has been instrumental in the growth and success of numerous program areas within NCIRS that are of state, national and international importance, including two national surveillance networks: Paediatric Active Enhanced Disease Surveillance (PAEDS) and Active Vaccine Safety Surveillance (AusVaxSafety).
Kristine's research at NCIRS has focussed on all aspects of vaccinology and vaccine-preventable disease control, especially viral diseases, vaccine policy-making and vaccine safety. She has authored more than 110 peer-reviewed publications.
Kristine has held roles on numerous key peak advisory committees, including the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) and the Advisory Committee on Vaccines (ACV) of the TGA. In the last 5 years, Kristine has been an investigator on NHMRC grants on vaccines and infectious diseases, totalling $9.8 million in funding.
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I may be a political junkie, but I still expect to see something at least remotely interesting when I turn on CNN or MSNBC. Not repeated doses of Herman Cain. But that's what we've been getting, even though the man doesn't have a chance in hell at winning the election. Not a chance in hell. Probably. With people like Grover Norquist and the delusional Tea Party faction holding sway over so much of what's left of the shattered, battered, bullied and bought off Republican Party, who can be sure? Who's to say exactly what these people are capable of? It's terrifying, really, that people who care more for greed than civilization would again steal the reigns of power from the American people. Well, I'm a little out of line here, as there's not all that much left to steal.
They've pretty much already taken it all and have never actually ceded power. To anybody. Democrats, Republicans, they're mostly all bought and paid for as our government continues going to the highest bidder.
"I am the Koch brothers' brother from another mother." –Herman Cain
Dream on, Herman. They'll never consider you to be one of their own, and they'll dump you like a bag of garbage once your usefulness to their business interests expires. You won't be able to get past the front gate, and even if you do, you'll be told to use the rear entrance. Or maybe Rick Perry will invite you down to his family ranch for a partridge hunt with Dick Cheney? With that cowboy hat you've been wearing you'd fit right in, right?
"I'm ready for the 'gotcha' questions and they're already starting to come. And when they ask me who is the president of Ubeki-beki-beki-beki-beki-stan-stan, I'm going to say, 'You know, I don't know. Do you know?' And then I'm going to say, 'how's that going to create one job?" –Herman Cain
The Russians have a major launch site for their space vehicles in Kazakhstan. Or as Mr. Cain would put it, "Kazakh-zakh-zakh-zakh-zakh-stan-stan." Suppose Cain thinks that's a joke too? Why is anybody taking this man seriously?
"Our blacks are so much better than their blacks." –Ann Coulter
I just flashed back to George W. Bush confusing Sweden with Switzerland. The horror….. And yet the country took him seriously, handing him two elections. Well, he was sort of elected. His elections are like his record in the Air Nat'l Guard, spotty and full of holes. But there's really no need to go back over that again. Or maybe there is, but nobody's willing to do it because the questions it raises are too terrible to contemplate.
It would appear that Willard "Mitt" Romney, is the only real candidate the Republicans have. Even while some on the right question his bona fides as a Christian. Whatever the righties might say about Mormons and their magic underwear, Willard Romney appears to be the only candidate with a broad enough appeal to actually defeat Barack Obama.
They've also got Jon Huntsman, but he's being taken out of the running by his own party. Removed from being a serious contender by the folks that loved the "intellectually lazy" George W. Bush, not because he spoke Mandarin Chinese (like Huntsman), or has a degree in international politics (like Huntsman) or worked for Ronald Reagan or because he was the Governor of Utah and then the U.S. Ambassador to China (again, like Huntsman). No, they liked "beef n' beans at my backyard barbecue Bush," because they could identify with the man. Because he was the kind of God-fearing, "my way or the highway, bring it on" simple-minded Christian fanatic they could identify with.
So you see, someone like Jon Huntsman, hasn't a chance. He's far too sophisticated and way too close to being considered a man of reason rather than dogma and ideology to be accepted by a majority of the Republican mob. People who have been co-opted by the wealthy elite into believing that which will hurt them the most is actually in their best interest. Idiotic, nonsensical concepts, long proven to be wrong. The big one right now, is that cutting taxes for the rich will result in more jobs for the middle class. It's absolutely idiotic and refutable by the facts, and yet for some peculiar reason these people on the right have been duped into thinking it's in their best interest.
And that friends, may be the public relations coup of all times. A move that would make Niccolo Machiavelli blush. It's such a monumental transfer of power, accomplished with such surreptitious finesse, that even the great Machiavelli might be shocked that they were able to pull it off, what with the near destruction of the American middle class and all. He might consider it to be a full-blown coup de'tat. The government, after all has been thoroughly co-opted by wealthy interests to the point that it no longer represents the majority.
The result, of course, can be seen in the beginnings of a revolution. The regular folk, beaten, battered, bloody and broke, are rising up and pushing back through the "Occupy" movement that's spreading across the country.
A credit card economy that supports the wealthy and drains the middle class while unions die and the nation's jobs are off-shored cannot sustain our way of life. Young people cannot be expected to join a new slave class of Americans, being forced to work for decades to pay off the astronomical cost of attending a college or university.
It's now being debated whether building up all that debt by sending young people to college is a worthy endeavor. Not long ago it was inconceivable that such a debate would ever take place on American soil. But hey, burger flippers, baristas, sales clerks and garbage collectors really don't need all that learning, do they? Is good grammar and a knowledge of mathematics necessary for a worker who needs only to match a product to a tiny picture of that same product on the key of a cash register? These are the kinds of people America needs, worker bees. The mindless many, who know how to show up for work on time. People who can be duped or filled with fear to the point of keeping their mouths shut, not asking questions about troubling issues like equal representation under the law, a level playing filed and upward mobility. And if they can't be duped, maybe they can be doped?
We are already approaching a point whereby many of our ills are being explained away by the intellectual garbage of moral relativism. Think the founders were into that? Or do you suppose they had a very real sense of right and wrong? Think we've lost our way? Or should I say, do you think our what passes for our leadership, has lost its way?
When people are no longer represented by their elected officials, they are left with no choice but to represent themselves, in the streets if necessary. Our Constitution, dictates that the nation was founded to "promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity…" That's us folks. We are that "Posterity." We are supposed to be reaping the benefits of our "more perfect union," not picking up the crumbs from under the table of a government stacked with Wall Street insiders supported by a Supreme Court serving not justice but political prejudice as it continues listing to starboard, dashing our democracy upon the rocks of injustice in a headlong rush to answer the siren song of the new American Oligarchy. The people Herman Cain claims for his own.
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"Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security." –The Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776


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The specific device required by the school from Term 3 2017 is the iPad 5th Gen, 32Gb. Parents may purchase the 128Gb if they wish to. A protective case that allows the iPad to be propped up is also a necessity. If your child already owns an iPad Air 2, this is sufficient.
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alone is the cleanest war. at least it's now fought fair. may have lost a household, but he's gained a world. raised to lower, brought up to put down. I call it genial bigotry, a family tradition. the honor of dishonor, as values resound. spit back at a bloodline of racist transmission. wasn't them he so despised, but their beliefs he hated. free thought over family was a choice not long debated. one less fruit on this family tree. and now he's fee to love unobstructed. to marvel at this vast civil bond he's constructed. reborn, emerge. and now cut the vein. write him off. he is alone.
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The media dishonestly going after the president of the United States is wrong, but it goes with the territory, and the target in that case is the most powerful man in the world. That is something completely different from the media using lies and half-baked information to label as racist and a liar a private citizen while he's in hiding for fear of his life.
In the final months leading up to the 2004 presidential election, the CBS program "60 Minutes Wednesday" aired a hit-job about then-President George W. Bush's record in the Texas Air National Guard using documents that were quite easily exposed by new media as fraudulent. After this fraud was laid bare, for days the scandal became one of the biggest stories in the country, and as a result of an internal investigation, a number of CBS employees lost their jobs.
Not long afterwards, Dan Rather, who was then the long-time anchor of the "CBS Evening News" and the reporter who presented the phony story, would "retire" early under a cloud of scandal.
What Dan Rather and his cabal of left-wing media hit-men (and women) did eight years ago was serious, but not unprecedented. Every day of the week our corrupt media tells lies of commission and omission in order to damage Republicans and aid Democrats. What was different about Rathergate, though, is that the stakes were enormous. Dan Rather's phony documents not only could have made the difference between Bush being re-elected or not (which was probably the idea), but CBS was caught red-handed. When a major network attempts to bluff a sitting president out of office, the story is impossible to ignore and the fallout inevitable.
While it might be a sexier story, that doesn't mean, though, that Rathergate is a greater media sin than what's become known as Editgate — which is shorthand for the duplicity and malicious behavior we've seen these past few weeks from ABC, NBC, and CNN with respect to the racially-charged story of George Zimmerman allegedly shooting 17-year-old Trayvon Martin
Up until now, I thought the worst thing I had ever seen the media do was in 2008, when Politico's Jonathan Martin ran interference for His Precious One by publishing oppo-research against a private citizen whose only sin was asking then-candidate Obama a simple question that forever after ensured a President and his teleprompter would never part.
Editgate, however, is something much, much worse.
In the case of ABC News, even though the network knew it had the capability to eventually enhance surveillance video of Zimmerman's arrest, the network still chose to release the un-enhanced video with this declarative headline: "Trayvon Martin Video Shows No Blood or Bruises on George Zimmerman."
Translation: Zimmerman is a liar who hunted down and murdered an unarmed teenager.
What CNN did was even worse. "The Most Trusted Name In News" told America that, according to their audio expert, Zimmerman called Trayvon Martin a "fucking coon" just prior to shooting him. They've since backpedaled, but the gasoline had already been gleefully thrown on the racial fire. And like ABC News, here's another situation where a major network shot their biased mouths off, knowing there was better technology at their disposal to report something closer to the truth later.
Translation: Zimmerman is a racist who killed an unarmed teenager because he was black.
But the Editgate gold medal goes to NBC News. The Peacock Network didn't "misinterpret" what was in front of them and they didn't jump the gun. What NBC did was ALTER what they had to make Zimmerman look racist.
On the storied "Today Show," NBC News told America Zimmerman said this on the 911 call:
Zimmerman: This guy looks like he's up to no good. He looks black.
When the truth is that the unedited audio actually went like this:
Zimmerman: This guy looks like he's up to no good. Or he's on drugs or something. It's raining and he's just walking around, looking about.
Dispatcher: OK, and this guy — is he black, white or Hispanic?
Zimmerman: He looks black.
TRANSLATION: George Zimmerman racially profiled the unarmed black teenager he shot.
When it came to Rathergate, CBS was targeting a powerful public figure with the resources to fight back. With Editgate, three major networks have targeted a private citizen, a man who does not appear to be wealthy, who has not been charged with a crime, who is innocent until proven guilty, and who is currently in hiding with a bounty on his head.
Worse still, these malicious attempts to paint Zimmerman as a liar and racist are not only attacks on Zimmerman, but through the intentional enflaming of racial divisions based on false and half-baked information, this is also an attack on the American people–especially the people currently sitting in the front row in Sanford, FL.
After the investigation we all want to see, it may very well be discovered that George Zimmerman committed a crime. But if it comes out that he in fact did act in justifiable self-defense, he'll probably have lawyers beating down his door for a piece of ABC, CNN, and NBC.
Regardless, in their haste to see Obama re-elected and to aid and abet his divisive and cynical national community organizing, these three news outlets and the media watchdogs who refuse to hold them accountable (The Washington Post's Erik Wemple being a notable exception), have hit a low that makes Rathergate look like just another piece of biased reporting.


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Games Workshop Raise Up the Vampire Counts
July 30, 2011 by dracs
Games Workshop are once again raising up the armies of the dead with some new additions to the Vampire Counts range now available as advance orders.
First of all two vampires have made their way over to Finecast. Here is Vlad von Carstein, Patriarch of the Vampire Counts.
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Hong Kong International School (HKIS) visit to see the new early childhood building. (August 28th)
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